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Saturday College Football Player Props: Best Bets for Week 10

Chris Amberley

By Chris Amberley in College Football

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Arch Manning drops back to mass vs Ole Miss.
Oct 24, 2026; Austin, Texas, USA; Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning (16) throws a pass during the second half against the Mississippi Rebels at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Scott Wachter-Imagn Images
  • Saturday’s college football slate is full of value to be found in the player props market
  • I’m targeting passing touchdowns and yardage angles across the SEC and Miami–Notre Dame
  • Check out my Saturday college football player props and best bets for Week 10, below

Saturday’s college football schedule brings a loaded slate of high-stakes matchups, and the college football player props board is packed with quarterback angles. The college football odds imply a wide variety of game scripts for us to target.

Miami’s trip to Notre Dame and Alabama’s visit to LSU put two productive passing attacks against defenses that can test them. Texas also heads to Missouri in a matchup between 6-2 SEC teams.

Below are my Week 10 CFB player props, with the lines, prices and the numbers behind each pick. The card focuses on passing yards and touchdowns across Saturday’s marquee games.

Saturday College Football Player Props

MatchupPlayer PropOddsSportsbook
Miami vs Notre DameDarian Mensah Over 1.5 Passing TDs-110BetMGM
Alabama vs LSUSam Leavitt Over 261.5 Passing Yards-115bet365
Texas vs MissouriArch Manning Over 1.5 Passing TDs+115BetMGM

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This card features two plus-money passing touchdown overs, one passing yards over and one passing yards under, with each price weighed against broader team efficiency numbers.

Prop prices move quickly. Compare numbers across the top College Football betting apps before you lock anything in.

Saturday College Football Best Bets for Week 10

CFB Player Prop Pick #1: Darian Mensah (Miami) Over 1.5 Passing TDs

  • Pick: Darian Mensah Over 1.5 Passing TDs (-110 at BetMGM)

Miami fields the most prolific offense on the slate. The Hurricanes churn out an incredible 47.6 points and 534.9 total yards per game. They also convert trips inside the 20-yard line into points at a highly efficient 92.9 percent clip.

Heisman Trophy odds candidate Darian Mensah is the engine of this Miami player prop. He has thrown 25 touchdown passes for 2,425 yards while completing 80.7 percent of his attempts. Two scoring strikes at plus money is a very reasonable ask for a passer this efficient.

Notre Dame offers some resistance with 15 sacks, and Miami now has to adjust with wideout Malachi Toney out after surgery. Even so, Mensah’s accuracy keeps the Hurricanes in great shape to cash in through the air. If you are new to the book, check out our BetMGM promo code page before placing this one.

CFB Player Prop Pick #2: Sam Leavitt (LSU) Over 261.5 Passing Yards

  • Pick: Sam Leavitt Over 261.5 Passing Yards (-115 at bet365)

My Alabama vs LSU player prop backs Leavitt to keep the Tigers moving through the air. The Tigers average 40.1 points and 510 total yards per contest. Leavitt commands a passing game that sustains drives with an elite 51.7 percent third-down conversion rate.

Alabama boasts a ball-hawking defense with 12 interceptions, and opponents are converting just 33.3 percent of their third downs against the Crimson Tide. That is a real test. However, the aggressive tempo of the LSU scheme gives Leavitt plenty of volume to chase this yardage total.

Leavitt has thrown for 2,173 yards through eight games, averaging 271.6 per game. Jackson Harris supplies a deep threat with 634 yards on 36 catches, or 17.6 per reception. That combination keeps me on the Over at 261.5.

CFB Player Prop Pick #3: Arch Manning (Texas) Over 1.5 Passing TDs

  • Pick: Arch Manning Over 1.5 Passing TDs (+115 at BetMGM)

My Texas vs Missouri player prop targets the Longhorns through the air. The Longhorns score on a spectacular 93.3 percent of their red-zone trips, and 20 of those 30 trips have ended in touchdowns.

That touchdown split is perfectly balanced at 10 passing and 10 rushing, so Manning gets his chances when Texas reaches scoring position. He has thrown 15 touchdown passes against seven interceptions through eight games.

Missouri has recorded 19 sacks and seven interceptions this season. Despite that defensive havoc, the lucrative odds make Manning an enticing option. Getting plus money for Manning to find paydirt twice makes this one worth a look.

Chris Amberley
Chris Amberley

Sports Writer

As SBD's resident Swiss Army Knife, Chris covers virtually every sport including NFL, PGA, NBA, MLB, NCAAB, NCAAF and the Olympics. A true grinder, he'd rather pick off small edges in the player props market than swing for the fences with a 5-leg parlay.

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